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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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I EAT ALL I WANT
NOW AND FEEL FINE!
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MRS. I.
Tin: City
Joe Kurman was in the city Sat
unlay.
V. W. Babcr wan here from Post
Monday.
Abort liirdsong wan in town
Thursday.
Mm. Hugh Lister wan a local
vihitor Sunday.
Arthur Michel has been quite
tick this week.
J. J. Watt of Culver was a busi
ness visitor Monday.
Prank Coocr of Culver was a
vihitor in the city Friday.
Jim True made final proof on
bin homestead this wk,
Mrs. Hamm Wells was in the city
last week visitii'K friends.
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WII-R mUlllKUIIUHl IKIUK'IVHMtW
(lodge ear the last of the week.
F. ( Wood of The Dalles visited
with his aunt, Mrs. M. A. Robin
son, in this city Inst Friday,
J. F. Bluncluird and family and Mr.
Blanehard's father spent Sunday at
G. W. Wells' home at Powell Butte.
HOT ENOUGH CHILDREN
ever receive the proper Imlnnre of food , nhort weights in nutter. His inves
to sutliciriitly nuurii.li both txxly sad:.. ,. .
l:rln during the growing period when ; tlgat lotlS show that the buttvT WHS
nature' druiniiila arcgrrutrr than iu , u over weight,
mature life. TUii U shown in ao ninny (
jMile fate, lrnn Ixxlie, frequent ooldi, Mrs. G. W. Whiteis left the last
aim luck oi immuon.
For nil mica children we any with
utiiniaUknlile enrucstnewi : They need
Scott's HiimUii.ii, mill need it now. It
powu sHra in concentrntetl form the very
food elt'tneuta to enrich thi ir blood. It
change wrakiima to atrciiKth; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Acolt ft flowue, IllooiuAeld, N. J. v
At "ilie -buck
of a match
AH the convenient
ce of ga better
cooking nd a
cleaner
cooler
kitchen
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NEW PMEECTION
OIL COtQSMTOVE
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For
Jhit
KlHlltt
Un
r,arlOil
J. E. Stewart & Co.
W. F. King Co.
A Safe
Drink!
Are you satisfied with the
cotfee and tea that you are
getting?
If not we should like to
have you try ours. Our ex
perience has taught us a lot
about what are really good
coffee and tea.
Benefit by it.
MICHEL
II. K. Allen of Sisters was in
the city last week.
George Metz and Mildred Ora
both of Bend, obtained a license to
marry last week.
G. M. Cornell and family left the
first of the week for Walla Walla.
The, are making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Lou Hodges and daughter
Dolly, went to Portland Sunday to
visit friends and to see the Rose
Show.
Deputy United States Marshal
Fuller was in the city the first of
the week in connection with the
Bengston case.
K. K. Kvans and family moved to
their ranch near Redmond the last
of the week where they will spend
the summer.
J. C. Rush of Ijimonta and Miss
JlSMu Wood of
Ashwood were
' Rues a at the home of Mrs. M. A.
Rohinson Friday.
Harvey Cyrus went to Sisters
Sunday and returned with his
mother ami sister. Th..u r..t,i,.,l
j t0 Sinters later in the evening.
The state weight and measure
inspector was here the first of the
; week on complaints received about
of the week for Portland and Will
amette Valley points. Mrs. Whit
eis will attend a summer normal
school for six weeks in order to
better lit herself for the duties in
the local schools.
Bakes, broils, roasts,
toasts. More efficient
than your wood or coal
Stove, and costs less to
Operate. Your cooking
is better, too, because
you have heat-control
like a gas stove.
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The New Perfection
gives a clean, odorless,
Bootless flams because of
the long blue chimneys.
Cuts out the drudgery of
wood or coul. Keep
your kitchen cool. In
1, 2, 3 and 4-burner sins,
ovens separate. Also
cabinet models with Fire
less Cooking Ovens.
Ask your dealer today.
Standard Oil Co.
(L'llllomU)
O. C. Claypool & Co.
C. W. Elkins
No Mort Gas on tho etomach or Soup
etomaohl No Mora Heivy Piling
After Meal! or Constipation!
If you have sour stomach, conatl.
pHtlon or gas on the stomach try
JUST ONE SPOONFUL, simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
In Adlor-l-ka, the MOST I'OWER
FUL. bowel clflariser ever sold.
The VERY FIRST dose shows re
sults and a short treatment with Ad
lerlka will surprise you.
It drains such astonUhlnK amounts
of old mntter from the system that
A cifc-m IJ. riAUIl ...llnv.d frinutlltfL-
tlon. sour stomach and Kin almost
guards against appendicitis.
Prineville Drua Co., George
Nicolai, Pharmacist
II, II. McCall was a local visitor
yesterday.
Painters are busy shining up the
Cub Hall.
R. L. Jordan went to Portland
Monday.
Will Lodford was in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Topping returned to
Culver Tuesday.
W. A. Pickett of Terrebonne was
in town Tuesday.
J. W. Morgan left the first of
the week for Paulina.
B. F. Jonhson returned Tuesday
from Burns and Ontario.
II. B. Maile was a business visi
tor from Mau'ras yesterday.
Sam Carroll was over from
Mitchell on business Monday.
Mrs. Ida Wilson and Miss Grayce
returned to Cline Falls Tuesday.
Frank Brosius and Orville
Yancey are at the Cove fishing.,
fhere will be services as usual
at the Methodist church on Sunday.
Freaking at Grimes Chapel
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 by Rev.
Newham.
C. C. Buckingham and family
were in the city Monday from Red
m nd.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Lafollette
left yesterday morning fur Port
land and Seaside.
Give a coat of paint to the
hoards nailed on the trees at th
courthouse for a fence.
Mr. Sword in. Vira Cyrus at
tended a meeting of the Artisans
at Culver Saturday evening.
T. M. Irvine of this office made a
(lying trip to Portland last week.
His wife returned with him.
tiemi ueicatcu culver ZZ Z in a
baseball game Sunday. Culver
and Paulina should play interest
ing ball.
The old Moore blacksmith shop
is being remodeled by Omar Wilson
and will be used by Claypool & Co.,
for a warehouse. '
All the usual services at the
Christian church next Sunday, The
morning subject, "Nothing But
Leaves." The church welcomes
all classes who wish to worship God.
Postmaster W. J. Boone, L. M.
Rechtell. R. L. Jordan, II. D.
Peoples and Dr. Burdon are visitors
in Portland this week.
Albert Sohreder has sufficiently
recovered from his recent opera
tion . for appendicitis to be about
again. He left with his family for
Rolyat the last of the week.
Misses Etta and Tressie Huston,
who have been "iving in the city
during the school year, left Mon
day, the former going to reside on
her homestead for the summer.
E. A. Busset of Powell Butte
met with a painful and serious ac
cident last week when he suffered
injuries in a fall from a gang plow.
The plow encountered an imbedded
rock, throwing Mr Bussett heavily
in the rocks. He had recovered
nicely insist reports.
II. H. McCall had the misfor
tune to lose sixteen head of fine
stock cattle at his ranch twelve
miles below town last week. The
cattle had been turned into a new
pasture and it is thought that they
were poisoned , by some kind of
weed.
Why We Are Opposing A
Government Armor Plant
To the People:
Some iieople say that the very fact that the Bethlehem Steel Company Is so aggressively
righting the proposal to build a Government armor plant is conclusive proof that the Company
is seeking to assure for itself the "vast profits" derived from private manufacture.
The fact is that armory making is the least profitable feature of steel manufacture.
The reason we oppose a Government plant is very simple. It is this:
Even though there is but little profit in the making of armor, we have invested over
$7,000,000 in our armor plant;
That plant is useless for any other purpose; if a Government plant is built the useful
ness of our plant is destroyed.
. It would be pom! business for us to make' armor for the Govern
ment at any price over and above the actual shop cost, RATHER
THAN SACRIFICE OUR ENTIRE INVESTMENT.
We do not seek to save big profits; our purpose is very frankly to save our armor
plant itself built solely for the use of the Governmentfrom going to the scrap heap.
To do that, we are prepared to agree for any period to any term of manufacture
which the Federal Trade Commission shall say absolutely protects the Government
of the I'nited States.
CHAS. M. SCHWAB. Chairmra
EUUKNR U. CMACK. rm.i,lut
There will be services at the
Upper McKay school house Sun
day afternoon at 3:00. Geo. H.
Ramsey.
A few hours after leaving for
Idaho with authorities on the
charge of horsestealing, a boquet
of flowers was left at the jail for
E. Jones. McManus, the boot
legger, got the flowers.
The United Artisans held a very
successful meeting Monday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Sword are here
working in the interests of the
lodge and have secured many new
members. Officers elected for a
new term are: Jessie Jones, Mrs.
Claypool, Mrs. McNeeley, Mrs.
Belknap, Gardner Perry, Laura
Houston and Mrs. Powell.
New Arriva
We are now receiving new shipments
of Deering Mowers, Rakes and Binders,
and a complete line of repairs for same.
Look your machinery over and or
repairs early. It is very important t
you furnish us with the number of
repairs wanted when ordering mach
repairs. We have a full line of lul
eating oils, rope, steel cable and pulle
Jackson forks, header forks, oil ca
wrenches. Give us a call.
O.C.Claypool&Co.
Bulletin No. 2
The death of William Boyd wh
was a resident of this city for many
years, was reported from Oregon
City on May 29. His sister, Mrs.
Stanton Black, lives at Ashwood,
and a brother resides at Mitchell.
T. J. Kinney of Grand Rapids,
Minn., passed through Prineville on
Friday. He left his home town
over a year ago and has walked al
most 13,000 miles since that time,
having visited many of the western
sti tes and Mexico. He is writing
weekly letters to a paper which
are to be published in book form
later.
Several horses arein town to be
looked over by horse buyers.
It looks like Spring is here at
last.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
CHIROPRACTIC
VTOUR health depends upon the
condition of your nervous sys
tem. Science has proven" that dis
eases, both acute and chronic, can be
remedied by Chiropractic adjust
ments and without the aid of drugs.
Chiropractors have located specific
localities for every organ and tissue
in the body, thereby having control
over diseased parts. t
You have tried all other meth
ods without results, give Chiro
practic a chance. Especially are
chronic cases being successfully
treated by competent Chiroprac
tors. Every physician and scien
tist who investigates Chiroprac
tic says it is logical and in accord
with facts.
Dr. H. E. BURDON
Now turn to the
ments on page 3.
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